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Making Bandwidth a Commodity: What it means to the commercial market and public safety
Today, most bandwidth connectivity is provided through a handful of powerful incumbents in a given location. What if bandwidth could be bought and sold—to large entities and new entrants—like other valued commodities, such as electrical power and food products?
Today, most bandwidth connectivity is provided through a handful of powerful incumbents in a given location. What if bandwidth could be bought and sold—to large entities and new entrants—like other valued commodities, such as electrical power and food products?
Our expert panel examines the possibility and potential myriad impacts on commercial carriers, spectrum policy and funding of mission-critical communications throughout the globe.
